All Taiwan articles – Page 11
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Article'Super-chip' will detect crop viruses
New biochip simultaneously checks for three viruses found in bananas and five in potatoes, saving time and money
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ArticleTaiwan develops new disease detector
The new biochip is capable of scanning for different viruses in bananas and potatoes simultaneously
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ArticleMixed picture for stonefruit in Taiwan
USDA's FAS releases report on Taiwan's imports of cherries, peaches and nectarines
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ArticleTaiwan ranked top for retail
EC Harris identifies Taiwan as the best market in the Asia Pacific for international retailers to invest and expand
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ArticleTaiwanese banana industry woes
Banana growers look for product to increase local consumption akin to the popular pineapple cake
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ArticleKiku promotion launched in Taiwan
Consistent with the club variety's healthy lifestyle image, Metspan has begun promoting South African-grown Kiku apples at a family triathalon event in Taiwan
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ArticleTaiwan inks NZ trade deal
Zespri chief executive welcomes free-trade arrangement, which will see tariffs eliminated by 2017
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ArticleTaiwanese bananas shipped to Singapore
Landmark trade as competition from the Philippines forces Taiwan to diversify its export markets
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ArticleCarrefour considers Chinese sale
French retailer exploring its options, with public listing a possibility, according to media report
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ArticleChina exports cherries to Taiwan
Landmark recognition of 2010 agreement as Taiwan accepts first shipment of cherries cultivated in China
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ArticleChiquita puts Minions to work
Company signs largest-ever licensing deal to promote summer release of film Despicable Me 2 in 27 countries worldwide
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ArticleTaiwan hopes for good mango season
Taiwanese growers are crossing their fingers for favourable weather as the mango season kicks off
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ArticleNZ nears new trade agreement
Deal with Taiwan draws closer, as delegates resolve issues surrounding mainland China
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ArticleTaiwan develops new composting technology
Methods turns agricultural waste associated with growing mushrooms into compost and can significantly boost production
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ArticleAustralia signals approval for lychee imports
Australia set to receive fresh lychee imports from Taiwan and Vietnam pending approval of phytosanitary systems
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ArticleHealthy outlook for Taiwan
Country’s leading convenience store chains set to expand their fresh-food lines to boost sales
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ArticleUS considers exotic import requests
Stakeholder comments are being received on potential US imports of Israeli kumquats and Taiwanese guava
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ArticleTaiwan to begin exporting jujubes to Japan
aiwan expects to begin exporting jujubes to Japan next year as it bids to expand the international market for the nutrient-rich tropical fruit
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ArticleIndonesia bans six Taiwanese fruits
Key Taiwanese fruit and vegetable lines have been banned from entering the Indonesian market for the next six months, according to local news sources
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ArticleTaiwan eager for Chilean cherries
Chilean cherries face good prospects in the Taiwanese market in the run-up to Chinese New Year if volumes hold up